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At Police Station Trehgam, the program was presided over by Additional SP Kupwara, Gh Mohd Bhat-JKPS, and witnessed active participation from members of the Panchayati Raj Institutions , civil society, and senior citizens. The event focused on addressing local issues such as law enforcement, and ensuring public safety. ASP Kupwara assured the attendees of prompt action on their grievances and reiterated the police department's dedication to serving the people of Kupwara.
Meanwhile, at Police Post Kalaroos, Raeis Ahmad-JKPS, DySP PC Lolab, chaired the proceedings. The event saw a good response from the local populace, with discussions revolving around community development and crime prevention. DySP PC Lolab emphasized the importance of public cooperation in maintaining law and order and assured attendees that their concerns would be addressed diligently.
At Police Post Hatmulla, Rafee Rather-JKPS, DySP Hqrs Kupwara, lead the Thana Diwas programme. The event provided a platform for locals to highlight pressing issues, including efforts to combat drug abuse and domestic disputes. The attendees appreciated the proactive efforts of the Kupwara Police in addressing these issues. DySP Hqrs Kupwara outlined several initiatives undertaken by District Police Kupwara to strengthen public welfare and maintain peace in the region.
The Thana Diwas events concluded with participants lauding the efforts of Kupwara Police for organizing these interactions and promoting an environment of mutual trust and cooperation. All grievances and issues raised during the programs were recorded, and necessary directions were issued for their resolution.
